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    The impact of HIV AIDS on the work of the Kenyan community nurses, implications for training

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    1996-10-01
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    Ndiritu, Anastasia C. W.
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    The purpose of training is to decrease fear of AIDS and create positive attitudes towards PWAS. The objective of this thesis is to determine whether there is a difference between nurses trained in HIV/AIDS relative to nurses without this training in any of the following areas: (a) Their sense of being at risk of HIV infection due to the conditions at work? (b) Their attitudes towards caring for persons with AIDS?
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